Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 February 1921 — Page 2
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* J. 1. Fox Arthur Sibert, Jos. Brers, and J. H. Burns, held in connection ‘with the daylight holdup at ths Cilver exchange bank and the fatal wonading of Jacob R. Baine, who head»d a posse of citizens to effect their capture, Wwere in jall Thursday to await trail having falled to obtain their rolease on bail at the prelimipary hearing. The men were held in the stals prisen at Michigan City for a time, fo- fear of mob viclence, but were returnad to the county Jail at Plymouth and will ‘be held until their trial which is. get for the February term of court startg Feb. 14. . : At the préliminary héaring the men weére represented by attorneys from 'Chicago and Gary, who souglt to show that Saine’'s death was due to other causes than the bullet wound. during the battle between the robbers and the posse of citigens. . ‘
Booze Toter at Warsaw. Fined.
‘John Spadmiski of Gary was found guilty of violation of the liquor laws at Warsaw Friday and was fined $2OO and costs and sentenced to serve 20 days in the county jail. Peéte Lipinski, who was arrested with Spadnisdd was released because of lack of avidence against him. The two men woere arrested af Warsaw. a week ago when they stopped at a garage there. Suspicion was aroused wlen thé men asked permission to sleep in their car. The police investigated and found 140 quarts of whisky which they said had been purchased at Indianapolis. |
Lewis Re-elected.
John L. Lewis has been reelccted president of the United Mine Workers of America by the largest majority ever given a candidate for head of the union. Lewis’ majority over Robert H, Harlin, of Washington is between 66, 000 and 67,000, it was announced at intéernational headquarters of the miners’ organiation at the conclusion of the count of votes cast in the recent nation-wide election. ‘ 3
Philip Murray was reelected vice president and Willlam Gre:n secre tary-tréasurer, was returned to office without opposition. ' 0
Arrested in Michigan.
David Yoder, arrested geveral months ago on a charge of larceny, and who failed to appear in court when called for trial, although he had been released on bond, was arrestéd again at White Pigeon, Mich. : Yoder has been arrested on a complaint filed by the Truex Hote!l, of Rlkhart. The hotel management charged that Yoder had stolen two blankets from the hotel, after spending a night there. The officers who made the arrest found the blankets at the Yoder home near Middlebury. . - Yoder was. arraigned in the city court at Elkhart, His bond was fiixed at $3OO and was provided by Joseph Nusbaum, of Middlebury. When Yoder failed to appear for trial and could not be found, the hond was forfeited. : g
House is Burned,
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Neterer, one mile south of Elkhart was sompletely destroyed by fire at 2:30 o'clock Frldgy while Mrs. Neterer was in Geshen visiting her mnther, Mrs. Ira Ganger. Mr. Neterer an cmployee of the Indiana. & Michigan Electic company was at home alcne when the fire started. His escape down the stiarway was cut off ani ne was forced to use a window. The house was insured for $2,500 and the contents tor PO - .
Seek Further Stay.
Petition for a further stay of eaecution for Walter Baker, sentenced to die in the lectric chair Feb. 18 for the murder of Carl Cook, LaPorte grocer, was filed in the state supreme -~ourt late Thursday by Seebrit anae Gilion South Bend attorneys. The petition may be acted upon before night. -
Public Sale.
The unde“signed will sell at publi» auctiom: 3% miles east of Ligonier on Feb 9 1921 at 12 o'clock. .~ <6 Head -of Cattle—Jersey Cow T years old fresh in January, red cow § years old fresh in January, heifer 2 years old calf by side fresh in January roan heifer~2 years old fresh in January, red cow 5 years old fresh in January, spring calf. : 10 Head of Hogs—9 shoates weight 50 pounds each, 1 brood sow bred Dec. 8. 1920. : , Household Goods—Laurel Range good as new, air tight heating stove, 3 burner Perfection -oil.stove and oven, Clermont har coal burner, Galloway cream separator, kitchen cabivet, cupboard, kitchen table and chairs, § dining room chairs, dining room extension table and six imitation leather chairs, side board, new library table, 4 rugs, 4 rocking chairs, complete line of -cooking utensils, dishes and kitchen ware, 2 bedsteads and 2 dressers, bedclothes, 8 stands, canned fruit, tarrel vinegar, Sbushels potatoes, angle lamps. Complete set of household crticles than mentioned ahtad™s T 0 e S Buggy good as new, sef of single harness, corn fodder, 100 bushels of corn in erib, 30 bushels otonts,:'é{ bushels of Ryc, 100 chickens. i . Terms of Sale—A credit of. ’%
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS.
State of Indiana, Noble County, SBS: + - In the Mobls Circait Court, T March Term, A. D. 1921, Cause No. 847 . To Quiet Title. £ The Strans Brothers Company. ; % s :
Artiar D. Newton, et al : - Comes now the plaintiff by Willlam H. Wigton its af'orney and files its complaint hersin together with the affidavit of a competent person that the jesidence upon diligent inquiry is unkzown of the-following named defendants, to wit: 5
William Bailey, Barbara Ann Bailey, Enock Kent, Enceh Kent, Sophis, Kend John Morrell, Samuel P. Morreil, James Morrell, Leah Morrell, Joseph F. Partzler, Katharine Morall, John Morral John Morrel that the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-resi-dent= of the Statc of Indiana, sued in this action by the following mames-and designations, to wi'' “the unknown hustands and wives, respectively of the following named persons, to wit: William Bailey, Parbara Ann, Balley, Enock Kent, Enoci Kent, Sophia Kent, John Morrell, Samuel! P. Morrell, James Morrell, Leak Morrell, Joseph F. Hartzier, Katharme Morall John Morral, John Mor:el the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the unknown widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, sur-
viving spouses, ereditors and administrators of the estates, devisees, legatees trustees and executors of the last willt and testaments, successors in interést and assigns, respectively, of the following namsd and designated deceasad persons, to wit: William Bailey Barpara Ann Baifley, Enock Kent, Enoch Keént, Sophia Kent, John. Morrell ‘Samuel. P, Morrell, James Morrell. Leah Morre'l, Joseph F. Hartzler, Katharine Mnrall, John Morral, Johr M.rrel, John Morall, the names of Il' of whom are unknown to plaintiff: all of the wimen once known by any of the nam:s aml designations -above stated whose names may have ‘been changed, and who are now known ‘hy other names, the names of all of whom are "'unkpown to plaintiff; the spouses of all o the persons above named, described and designated as defer.dants to this action who are married, the names of 2H of whom are unknown to plaintif?; all persons and corperations who assert or might assert any title, ¢laim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the comnlaint in this action by, under or ‘hrough any of the defendants to this action named, described and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are vnknown to plaintiff” that the following named defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana, to wit: Annie Kahn Eisendrath, Louis Risendratls Bella Regensburg, Sam H. Regensburg, Sarah Livingston, Max M. Livington, Hattie Rosenthal, Leni Spiegel, Modie J. Spiegel, Arthur W. I“traus, Marian L Straus, Simon W. Straus, Hattie K. Straus, Samuel J. T. Srraus, Lillie W. Straus and Arthur W Strais; and Eli M. Straus as executoi's of the last will and testament of Mad'on Otraus, deceased: The following real estate in Nobie County, State of Indiana is described In said complaint to wit: All that part o' the ncrtheast quarter of section fift>en (15) in township thirty five (35) north renge eight (8) east, bounded and described as follows. Commencipg at the northeast correr of said soction and running thence west along the north line of said section 32.03 chains, thence south 40.25 chains, to a point in the south line of the northeast quarter of said section 31 90 chaias west of the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of caid rection, thence east along the south line of the rortheast quarter of said section 12.42 chains, thence north 10 chains, thence east 1851 chains to a point in the east line of said section 10.02 chains north of the southeast correr of the northeast quarter of said sectio~, thence mnorth along the east iine of said section to the place of beginnir g, ] This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintift for the purpose of quieting its title to the real estate above described -as against all demands, claims and claimants whatso~ ever, . Lt Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that urless they be and appear on the 26th day of March, 1921, same being the 18th judicial day of the March Term, 1921, of the Noble Circuit Court, of Irdiana, to be begun and holden on the Tth day of March 1921, at the Court House in the wvn.l of Albion in said County and State, and answer or demur to said eom~( plaint, the same will be heard and determined ‘in the'r absence. . : ] In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk there|of in the town of Albion, Indiana, this | 29th day of January 1921. = | (SBAL) Isaac Deter, Clerk. of the ey Noble Circuit Court. it W. H. Wigton, Att'y for plaintitf. 3 The Pennsylvania railroad asked |authority of the interestate commerce commission to issue '560,000,000 of 15 year 612 percent secured gold bonds and to issue and pledge as security a | The company sought permission to | purchase $20,000,000 wroth of locomo|according to ita petition, $32.000,000 in |the purchase of shares of stock in the | Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago |railway company, which is leased by |the Pennsylvania system, and shares ;‘-':-%;b "'!" S ;;F;? f;fg;%::f,,_*‘%gfx-:»w’ir-"?@::a@i:‘“’m.-g 2SR ke e e T e o *;fiifia%wfiflu gS e Pl s e o
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Education is the gateway to reform.
Mapy a rich girl makes a poor wife,
If a man is bound to kick, give him S :
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Life is a grind lif your grist isn't
An evil {ongue gathers the largest audience. i
' Hard earned money usually gets the best care. -l :
Keeping still never made a fool out of anybody. _
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‘The fearful unbellef is unbellef In thyself.—Carlyle. o :
The dying sinner isn't likely to be left out in the cold. ’
The man who lacks friends usually facks in friendliness.
Men are like pins—no good when they lose their heads. s
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“It Is a sign of high intelligence to look out for the future. . :
Falth may move mountalns, but it requires work to tunnel. = :
A tough journey toughens the man made of the right stuff, :
Sometimes the homeliest woman at church is the best looking. v
If you fear to lose your dignity you have nothing worth losing. ‘
It doesn't pay to borrow trouble, even on a friend’s account, e
~ Snow comes down In the winter, and fce goes up in the summer.
The sharper the man the harder it i{s to make a fool of him,
A man without ambition is as useless as last year's dog license. -
It Is Imposible to suppress the man who thinks he can tell a story.
The only way to argue successfully with a woman is to keep silent.
Some men never respect the things they are unable to understand. -
Face the world with your heart forward and your backbone straight. =
_Nothing is more satisfactory than soine persons’ opinion of themselves.
To tell a boy to practice economy in the use of soap is wasting words.
Jealousy is an admission of inferior ity. It 1s an attribute of small minds.
A possibility is something you want to happen, but which refuses to do so.
Thinking over our own faults makes us talk less about those of other people. ;
It's twice as easy to deceive one's mother as It Is to deceive any other woman., = : i
Enjoy present pleasures in such.a way as not to injure future ones.— Seneca. '
* The girl who paints her lips has poor taste—or at least the man who kisses her thinks so.
Man's Interference - with Nature's plans nearly always brings an unexpected reaction. ¢
Lots of people look for trouble who do not know what to do with it after they find it . ;
A clever girl is one who knows what you mean when you say things you don’t mean. .
When the girls want to loaf around the dry goods stores they call for plaid sewing silk. : ’
_Take the golden mean—the middle of the road—in, whatever you do. Avold extremes. : :
*Nobody ever raised roses just by planting them. It takes hard work to get them to bloom.
" We are all excited by the love of praise, and it is the noblest spirits that feel it most.—Cicero. :
It we have not peace within ourselves it is in vain to seek it from outward sources.—Rochefoucauld.
. Some men make a bluff at hiding their light under a bushel when a pint measure would answer just as well. cammn A P Never make a mistake in your ecalling llf you have brains get-into business; if you haven’t, go into society. Searlet Fever at Goshen. C. E. Blough who is a Goshen college student, is a scarlet fever patient, having contracted the disease while attending school Sessions. Tha college was ordered dismissed by ity healta secretary Dr. A. J. Irwin and- was
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